The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Wesklg gntelli9eater.
nceICiaL COUNTY PAPER.
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Eisbinp tackle at Senden's. jul9tf
The perfect hitching post at Senden's. 9tf
Canary, red and mccking bird cages 8
senden,s, jul9tf
An elegant line of psrasols and ladies sill
umbrellas at Ahrens' my14tf
The prize baker, Chris. Meyer, can sell yo
bread better than you can make. m2ltf
Buy your canned fruit of Jake Fegert.
large stock just received fresh and nice. 2Sl
For Fresh bread and rolls leave orders 1
d. Hackers and the wagon will pass you
house. iio'
A nasal injector free with each bottle o
sbtlob,s catarrh remedy, Pr ce 80 cents. Flo
sale nv ,,aples. june4eow1y
McBrsyer. Bond & Lillsrd and Mayfel'
whisky all six years old, st So 90 per gallon
a, si,yermsn,s. apr16tf
Toilet soaps very cheap at H. Wilker's. 4
large stock Just received at H. Wilker's
Frsnklin Ave. 1ul9w2
For lame back, side or chest, Use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. For sale D.
r 9. Csples & Co. jn4Y1eow
Lawn Ssttees and chairs, "Centenniar' re
frigerators and reclining chairs at loves
nr;ces at n. 4 f. Winkler's. a3Otf
Money! Money Without it there can be nj
boom. I have 1t, both home and foreign, Il
loan On real estate. C. Ben. ju23tf
WHY will you. cough when shlloh's cur
will give immediate relief. Price III cts.' 81
c is. and 81. For sale by Caples. eowly
Sbiloh's V~italizer is what you need for con
stipstion, loss of appetite, dizziness and al
symptoms of dyspepsia. Price ~ and u
ents per bottle. For sale by F. s. Caples q
Co. Jn4yAeo"
Residences to Remit OF Main street
rooms; 1 on 18th street, 8 rooms; a cottage II
the suburbs, 3 rooms: l on hidgeWay' I
rooms; l between Ash and Oak, near Mrs
q, r. BslIard's; 2 on South street, and OIL
Pine. O.. Ben, june23tf
Mrs. Laura l.. Young has taken the whole
of the Atkinson house, and has thoroughly
renovated it. She is now prepared to accom-
modste comfortably a number Of boarders
Terms reasonable, and every effort made te
D,ease. 1y2t4
The new meat shop, next door to post
office, opened cut this morning. A full sup
ply of fresh beef and mutton, killed at home
will be kept constantly on hand. Give US ont
trial and If we do not give satisfaction DON
come again. Geo. W. Clark, proprietor, L.
SCHNEIDER, superintendent. 1uly2t
The street car track is being filled Will
broken rock between the rails.
Read Mr.. Jos. Homer's grand ad. IL
another place. 10, always means what nf
saws.
Mr., j, H. Hall removed to his new resi-
dence last Thursday he now has an elegant
cheap and healthy home.
The Baptist College Building Is to be mucn
improved by the addition of baths. and a bet
ter water and sewerage service.
The thermometer has marked 80 In the
shade several days of this week. with nice
rains last Sunday and Tuesday nights.
The Odessa picnic was q grand success
There were between $500 and 3.V0 people
on the ground and the best of order prevail
ed, both there and In the W Elder D.. >
Henry, Rev. FINS King and Rev. ). d.
Gauss were the speakers.
Ayers Pills possess the positive virtues OF
some of the best known medicinal plants
prepared and combined with scientific skill
rejecting the crude and drastic PORTIONS and
retaining only the active principle-the part
which cures and does not harm. If you are
sick try them.
A short account of the life of the great race
horse, Ten Brock, may be found on the first
srr<aS The grand old fellow was buried by
rner In q coffin, near his stable door,
is to have q monument of granite upon
- will be Inscribed his deeds upon the
the names of bis glorious progeny.
ngh not q verY distant neighbor, the
of Venezuela is little known to
Americans. A land of perpetual
p presents many and varied attrac'
tourist which sre to be pleasantly
kby DR.. W. F. Hutchinson in the
Magazine for August, with q
be renowned Venezuelan Presi-
Guzman Blanco.
Ufimes & Venable, the jewelers.:
are neat and tasty men and like to have every
ching about them as it should be. They are
having their store-room renovated by Mr..
John T. Taylor in an artistic manner. the
work being done at night, SO as not to inter-
fere with their business. Is will take some
two weeks longer to. complete the job, when
they will have one of the p~rettiest rooms in
the county.
st. Louis Republican, July 1:-"The Ds-
cotah, which arrived here yesterday afternoon
from Lexington in a partially disabled condi-
tion. brought nearly 5000 sacks new wheat;
she will lay over for the present to take on
her new shaft, the Wyoming leaving for Kan
sas City in her place at 5p m, Saturday.
When the Daeotah gets her new shaft in
place she will probably make a trip to Roche
port while awaiting her regular turn In tine
Electric Line"
A middle aged woman named Heinrich. CT
Helmericks was walking on a trestle west of
Napoleon, last Monday, when a train sp-
proal<3 4 and before she could get out of the
= struck by the engine and killed.
say that If she had been seen
train might have been stopped
Under the circumstances this could
= done. We have heard of no inquest,
1or have we any facts from witnesses upon
which either to blame or exhonerate the train
men. 1t was an unfortunate affair,
Fsirview:-Health generally good. Miss
Florence Hammer, who has been sick at
Odessa for some time. is considerable better,
aud will return home soon. Messrs. Marian
and Ben Gillespie were called to the bedside
of their mother, who was taken suddenly i'll,
at Odessa, las week. Miss Mamie Williams
returned home from a weeks visit TO friends
In Chapel Hill, last Monday. Miss BERTHE
Kelly, OF Bates City, was the guest of Miss
Grace Campbell, Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Patrie Hill, of Bates City, Is visiting Miss
Cora Campbell this week. Mr.. VIM. Camp
bell, of Higglnsvilie, is visiting in the neigh
borhood this week. Mr.. P. W. Osborn says
that be has the best piece of corn in the coun-
ty. 1t is in stump ground and is drilled in
rows, about eight inches apart. 1t is tassled
out and has three ears as long as his arm on
each stalk, and some of the stumps are tas-
sled out, too, and have ears on them.
Nayview:-Th oats harvest it at hand.
Some have contracted for oats at 25 cents per
bushel. Toe recent rains will cause may to
postpone threshing this week. Misses Har-
rlson, of Saline county, are visiting the Misses
Colbert south OF town. Mr.. o. NJ. Bu.lard
has greatly improved the appearance of his
neat cottage and yard by the addition Of a
curved picket fence. Mr.. Glenn Bledsoe of
the firm of Benning & Bledsoe, of Kansas
City, came down Wednesday Oh business.
He reports real estate rather dull owing TO
the fact that many of the large capitalists have
left the city to spend the summer. However,
be saws The price Of real estate has not de-
preciated out is rather advancing. On last
Saturday night the temperance lodge of this
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